Vincent Latour

Vincent Latour is a Professor at the Centre for Anglophone Studies (CAS), University of Toulouse-Jean Jaurès. He specializes in Contemporary British Civilization, with a research focus on immigration, diversity, integration, multiculturalism, and British political life, particularly in the context of Brexit and comparisons between the UK and France.

His research interests include immigration policy, multiculturalism, citizenship, ethnic minorities, and the political integration of migrant communities in the UK. He explores the historical and contemporary dynamics of integration, the impact of events like 9/11 and Brexit, and the comparative frameworks between French and British models.

His recent publications reveal a strong trend in analyzing the political and social challenges of post-Brexit Britain, the long-term incorporation of ethnic minorities into political life, the framing of immigration policies, and the evolution of multiculturalism. His work is interdisciplinary, bridging history, political science, and sociology.

He has received no listed scientific awards in the provided text.

Latour holds significant responsibilities, including being the co-director of CAS and co-founder of the GIS MiDiB research network. He is also the co-director of the Observatory of British Society journal and serves on the editorial board of Angles. He is an expert for national and international research evaluation bodies like HCERES and the PEI.

He is actively involved in public intellectual life, giving media interviews (RFI, TF1, France Culture) and public lectures on topics like Brexit, diversity, and British politics.